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FDA Confirms Effective Date Of Final Rule Amending Color Regulations To Expand Permitted Uses Of Synthetic Iron Oxide
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In the June 3, 2015, Federal Register, FDA confirmed that the final
rule amending the color additive regulations, issued in the March 20, 2015, Federal Register, became effective as of April
21, 2015. The final rule expanded the regulations to include the
use of synthetic iron oxide as a color additive for use in hard and
soft candy, mints, and chewing gum. The rule was effective April
21, 2015.
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